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Army's best running backs since 2004

Trent Steelman leads with 3,459 rushing yards in 47 games at Army; Larry Dixon had 3,294.

Every running back with 5 or more games at Army since 2004, ranked by rushing yards; the lines are each player's rushing yards game by game, the top 8 drawn. A link opens the player's page, where he has one, or his row on the board.

rushing yards · by game

rushing touchdowns · by game

yards from scrimmage · by game

63 running backs with 5+ games at Armyrushing yards

#	player	seasons	games	rushing yards	rushing touchdowns	yards from scrimmage	receptions
1	Trent Steelman	2009–2012	47	3,459	48	3,468	1
2	Larry Dixon	2011–2014	45	3,294	26	3,455	10
3	Raymond Johnson-Maples	2010–2014	48	2,972	10	3,268	18
4	Darnell Woolfolk	2015–2018	35	2,368	37	2,395	2
5	Carlton Jones	2004–2005	21	2,293	23	2,771	51
6	Andy Davidson	2015–2018	37	1,798	18	1,798	0
7	Kell Walker	2016–2019	46	1,719	11	2,071	22
8	Terry Baggett	2011–2014	29	1,704	12	1,834	7
9	Kanye Udoh	2023–2024	23	1,641	11	1,644	2
10	Tyrell Robinson	2020–2024	45	1,624	6	2,343	35
11	Jakobi Buchanan	2019–2023	47	1,572	27	1,572	0
12	Patrick Mealy	2007–2010	38	1,541	7	1,687	16
13	Jared Hassin	2010–2012	27	1,487	10	1,680	14
14	Malcolm Brown	2009–2012	37	1,484	12	1,817	17
15	Collin Mooney	2006–2008	18	1,361	9	1,465	14
16	Connor Slomka	2016–2019	35	1,208	17	1,208	0
17	Wesley McMahand	2006–2008	34	1,206	8	1,228	5
18	Sandon McCoy	2017–2020	35	967	20	963	1
19	Jordan Asberry	2015–2018	41	952	6	1,389	21
20	Hayden Reed	2022–2025	32	935	8	1,029	12
21	Tyson Riley	2020–2023	28	817	5	857	6
22	Trenton Turrentine	2011–2014	28	750	3	774	1
23	Aaron Kemper	2013–2015	24	746	5	746	0
24	Anthony Adkins	2019–2021	23	693	10	693	0
25	Chip Bowden	2008–2009	15	631	1	631	0
26	Matt Giachinta	2012–2015	31	556	4	578	3
27	Scott Wesley	2004–2005	12	528	10	581	6
28	Kingsley Ehie	2008–2009	13	478	2	478	0
29	Hayden Tippett	2011–2013	17	475	2	494	2
30	Jake Rendina	2023–2026	26	459	3	459	0
31	Tielor Robinson	2004	10	457	4	704	22
32	Ay'Jaun Marshall	2020–2023	25	455	2	768	16
33	Tony Dace	2006–2008	18	450	3	495	11
34	Tyler Campbell	2015–2016	17	444	3	572	5
35	Carson Smith	2024–2026	19	441	3	461	1
36	Tony Giovannelli	2013–2014	16	438	2	598	10
37	Tony Moore	2006	12	399	5	519	10
38	John Trainor	2014–2017	27	376	3	606	12
39	Artice Hobbs IV	2017–2020	26	376	4	737	16
40	Joe Walker	2014–2016	26	366	3	612	11
41	Cade Barnard	2019–2021	25	343	3	355	1
42	Mike Viti	2004–2007	32	321	3	519	30
43	Ian Smith	2007–2009	16	318	2	346	3
44	Braheam Murphy	2020–2022	22	315	3	606	11
45	Brian Cobbs	2010–2011	14	301	5	348	2
46	Markel Johnson	2022–2023	13	288	2	329	2
47	Jon Crucitti	2010–2012	21	252	1	291	4
48	Jameson Carter	2008–2009	20	249	2	452	15
49	Briggs Bartosh	2025	7	246	1	254	1
50	Seth Gulsby	2004–2005	14	228	0	259	4
51	Bryson Carl	2008	10	227	0	227	0
52	Brandon Walters	2019–2021	23	221	1	439	14
53	A.J. Howard	2019–2021	23	209	2	255	3
54	Fred Cooper	2017–2018	10	182	2	194	1
55	Drue Harris	2015	9	179	2	179	0
56	Max Jenkins	2010–2011	14	174	5	174	0
57	Christian Drake	2015–2016	12	172	1	172	0
58	Stephen Fraser	2011–2013	18	144	0	184	2
59	Malik Hancock	2018–2019	14	128	1	206	3
60	Malik McGue	2016	9	128	1	128	0
61	Miles Stewart	2022–2024	16	114	0	140	3
62	Elijah St. Hilaire	2015–2016	11	75	1	94	1
63	Nicholas Black	2015	8	44	0	85	3

Also at Army: quarterbacks, wide receivers, tight ends, defenders, kickers, punters. Every school and conference: schools, conferences. The games are ESPN's box scores since 2004 (the Method says where they fall short); a position is the roster's, else read off the box score, so a tight end from before 2014 may be listed with the wide receivers.